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While Caltrans considers what to do with a number of broken bolts on the new Bay Bridge, experts weigh in on what should be done.
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A 16-year-old sophomore at Silver Creek High School in San Jose was killed while riding his bike to school.
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A 16-year-old sophomore at Silver Creek High School in San Jose was killed while riding his bike to school.
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San Francisco State University students are accusing police of excessive force in some arrests on campus Thursday night.
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A rescue mission is under way at NASA Ames research center where scientists are trying to save their prized Kepler spacecraft.
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Caltrans plans to spend $210 million on a bypass around Willits, but opponents say it's a waste of money for an empty freeway.
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Caltrans has settled on a plan for dealing with the 32 broken bolts on the new Bay Bridge, but they still have a lot of testing to do.
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After 32 rods broke on the new Bay Bridge in March, there is now an expanded inspection to look at 2,000 of them.
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With a Red Flag Warning in effect, officials are dissuading residents from barbecuing and using tools that could spark a fire.
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There is a heightened level of concern in the East Bay hills during this red flag warning and UC Berkeley is aware of their fire risk.
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It was a deadly weekend off the Sonoma and Mendocino coasts as three people died while diving for abalone.
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It's been a month since the big switch to all-electronic tolling at the Golden Gate Bridge and officials say it's going better than expected.
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BART is taking a second look at its emergency preparedness in light of the Boston Marathon bombings.
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The first tunnel boring machine for San Francisco's Central Subway has arrived in the Bay Area, but boring won't begin until June.
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The Calaveras Reservoir is the Bay Area's backup if the supply to the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir fails, but the seismic upgrades just hit a snag.
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A mass casualty incident would certainly tax the system in any city and San Francisco is no different.
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On this anniversary of the 1906 earthquake, the Red Cross took the opportunity to remind people about preparing for a disaster.
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The last thing these West Portal homes needed was more water, but that's what they got when the city accidentally turned it back on.
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The United States Chemical Safety Board released its interim report on the Chevron Refinery fire disaster.
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In the final report on last summer's refinery fire in Richmond, Chevron lays out what changes it'll make to prevent another accident.
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A woman on BART decided to step into help break up a fight between two men fighting over a seat.
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Nine months after a disastrous fire, Richmond has been given approval from CalOSHA to fully resume operations.
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The National Park Service says it'll be at least until the next rainy season before a section of SF's Presidio Coastal Trail reopens.
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Traffic is now moving smoothly, but that wasn't the case Friday morning when a rockslide sent boulders tumbling onto Hwy 101.
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A list of recommendations to improve the quality of teaching in Oakland schools has raised the ire of the city's teacher's union.
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Cab drivers packed a meeting at San Francisco City Hall to voice their concerns about unregulated car services and ridesharing apps.
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The Municipal Transportation Agency wants to reduce the amount of parking on a 20-block stretch of Polk Street.
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Three months after the Sandy Hook shootings, parents and tech industry luminaries came together in SF to reduce gun violence.
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The Caldecott Tunnel's fourth bore is on track to open to traffic later this year and work has just begun on putting in the roadway.
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A teacher at a Morgan Hill preschool was arrested for allegedly putting sleeping pills in toddlers' sippy cups.
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A teacher at a Morgan Hill preschool was arrested for allegedly putting sleeping pills in toddlers' sippy cups.
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After a water main break that caused massive damage in West Portal, the city decided to open a field office in the neighborhood.
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Crews will soon drill holes for geotechnical testing in a San Francisco neighborhood that was flooded by a broken water main.
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The San Francisco Planning Commission approved a new housing development on the west side of Mt. Sutro.
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A San Francisco street hard hit by a water main break last week is still struggling to recover.
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An incoming storm does not bode well for a San Francisco neighborhood already dealing with multiple sinkholes.
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Things have gotten worse for the residents in a San Francisco neighborhood where a 16-inch water main broke last Wednesday.
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The day you can no longer pay cash at the Golden Gate Bridge is fast approaching.
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The BART Board of Directors has voted to continue a fare increase plan to pay for new trains and to keep up with growing ridership.
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Homeowners in one San Francisco neighborhood are still cleaning up a muddy mess that came flowing into their homes early Wednesday.
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Some Oakland students are hoping an online fundraising campaign will help them take an original theater piece to Scotland this summer.
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Some Oakland residents say they've had enough of graffiti taggers defacing their neighborhood.
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MTC officials say Thursday's crane accident should not delay the opening of the new Bay Bridge, scheduled for Labor Day weekend.
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By the end of March the Golden Gate Bridge will stop accepting cash tolls and switch to an all-electric tolling system.
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One of two people injured when a Golden Gate Ferry and a motorboat collided in the San Francisco Bay on Saturday has died.
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Not everyone in Marin County agrees the sheriff department's new armored vehicle is a wise use of Homeland Security funding.
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There's a new device that's being called a prosthetic eye and it could help people see again.
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Chlorinated water flowed into San Mateo Creek, killing an unknown number of trout, including possibly an endangered species.
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The final improvements on Highway 4 in East Contra Costa County are underway and eBART project makes forward progress.
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A public celebration for the opening of the new Bay Bridge is in the works, but it is going to take a lot of money.
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